Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

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The International Thespian Troupe 2902, formed in 1977, had as its primary goal the growth of theatre arts. The troupe, a meritorious organiza- tion, had a motto of Act well your partg there all 3 the honor lies.' ? 4 ,Agp Xb fb 'sf' 2 1 Who told you tomorrow won't come? Who told you yesterday is gone? Why are we living today - The answer lies between yesterday and tommorow. Each today contains a whole new reason to live. Each yesterday should be forgotten and each tomorrow should be thought wisely for they show the real you. Hold each secret quietly for it contains life's informa- tion. Hang on to today's thoughts for they may be tomorrow's valuables. Live each day how you choose but don't choose too swiftly. Die when you must - but die peacefully. Yvonne Hammer ., E- , Fm .. . Shelby Rutledge, 155 , wrestler. How do you explain time? When did it begin? When will it end? No one can really say just live your life day by day Worry about tomorrow when tomorrow is here. And remember that yesterday is no longer here, The past is gone, unable to reach No longer present in the hands of each. jan Perry Juknfa gt' 7541 , WSWJE U51 pound AA State wrestling champion and outstanding Ted Taylor 141 pound wrestler, placed second in AA State Tournament. I think of you sometimes I think of sweat And of your football suit I think of smiles and me running across the football field to you A slow motion play back in my mind nothing and no one ' H just me and you Walking away holding you. Feeling so proud I wanted everyone to look at us And in the film no one is there not really there A The crowds all rushing around us Never Never again I wish I would have known That Then Bambi Gausman ' EXPRESSION

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KWAQJ 54 cgucfsfzf Ucmfzci The Student Council is a vehicle to develop civic compe- tence among youth. This citizen- ship education is accomplished by the members learning basic democratic methods and proce- dures, and then by allowing for application of those principles to problems that interest and .challenge the council members involved. Thus, student council is a microcosm of the democratic experience our nation has strug- gled through for 200 years. 22 STUDENT COUNCIL Upper left: Student Council 1976-77 and sponsor Mr. Machula. Upper right: Tim Cavanaugh stands before gouncil. Center left: Beth Van Etten counts coke money. Center right: The council works bas- ketball concessions. Lower right: Campaigning is a big part of winning.

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652515 .Z 595 24 MAT MAIDS AND CHEERLEADERS Upper left: The Mat Maids are Kath- leen Daou, Linda Bixby, Beth Casillas, and Pat McCreary. Lower Left: Varsity cheerleaders are Melanie lNIadariaga.-lo Ann Musso, Kim McClendon, Kim Gossett, Pat Fresquez, and Linda Sanchez. The Globe High Mat Maids and cheerleaders really helped raise school spirit by livening up school pep assemblies and stag- ing money making projects such as a car wash, poster sale, pome- granate sale, and by selling car- nations on Homecoming. ia? his I l Lower right: Freshman cheerleaders are Lori Thompson, Cathy Ortega, Misc- helle Weamer, Tammy Davis, and Georgia Swinney.